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  1. #587745

    Gabhann sé buíochas le “the seanchies of Decies, those ancient men of beautiful minds whom I met and talked with on the roadsides or in the fields, by the turf fire on winter evenings or along the cliffs and up the Comeragh slopes on Sundays in summer” (Breathnach agus Ní Mhurchú 1997, 261).

  2. #587762

    Gabhann sé buíochas le “the seanchies of Decies, those ancient men of beautiful minds whom I met and talked with on the roadsides or in the fields, by the turf fire on winter evenings or along the cliffs and up the Comeragh slopes on Sundays in summer” (Breathnach agus Ní Mhurchú 1997, 261).

  3. #746693

    Aon bhliain déag d’aois a bhí mo mháthair ag an am agus ba mhaith an chuimhne a bhí aici go lá a báis ar tí a Deaideo a bheith trí thine garraí amháin uathu agus na Tans ag rith isteach agus ag fógairt ‘Where’s your father, where’s your father?’ ‘Gone to Aran with turf,’ an freagra a thug sise orthu.

  4. #918582

    An comhlacht drioglainne Kilbeggan a d’fhorbair an fuisce nua, a bhfuil blas agus boladh láidir na móna air agus is é an comhlacht ilnáisiúnta Beam Suntory, a ghlac seilbh ar Kilbeggan roinnt blianta ó shin, a bheidh i mbun dáileadh agus díolachán Connemara Turf Mor.

  5. #964416

    Bhuel, i mo thuairimse, bhain an nath "going forward" a "tipping point" amach nuair a chuala urlabhraí de chuid lucht bainte na móna ar Six One ag rá: "Our chief concern now is to get the best possible deal for turf-cutters, going forward." Is féidir talamh slán a dhéanamh de nach ag seasamh an fhóid a bhí an t-urlabhraí portaigh céanna ach ag "tógáil na céimeanna cuí chun an próiseas a éascú".

    Teanga dhoiléir na margaíochta dár mbodhrú Tuarascáil Seán – Tadhg Ó Gairbhí

  6. #1515637

    Farewell sultry and fickle skies Farewell plumes of smoke from chimneys Farewell ranges emitting the earthy and welcoming smell of turf Farewell chips and tweed and open smiles Farewell “marked bags”, lamb cutlets and kerrygold Farewell to the most perfect spuds in all the world.